Note: Many of the member galleries will have special
instructions for visiting the exhibits. Please call
ahead.
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Month of November:
Abend Gallery
By appointment only
Flemish Still Life / Scott Royston Solo
Exhibition. "I think of myself as primarily a figurative
painter but over the past This is a collaboration of
work that is done in a very Dutch, Flemish and Trompe
l'oeil style, which is the style I generally paint in. I
wanted to include a range of different subject matter
ranging from simple still lifes to more complicated
Trompe l'oeil pieces to themes that have more deeper
meaning. As a Christian, I have been doing some pieces
that have a very faith driven theme using metaphor and
surrealistic symbolism to convey the story or meaning
behind the piece."
Through November 24
GALLERY M
Petals de Color. Living Color. Regina Saura
Through November 30
Rule Gallery
Saif Senussi Azzuz, If the Olive Tree Knew.
Denver Post review
Through December 18
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Abend Gallery
Scott Royston
Tea Visitor, 2020
Oil on panel 20 x 16 in.
Through November 24
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GALLERY M
Regina Saura
Petals de Color, Living Color
Mixed media, monoprint.
Through November 30
Rule Gallery
Saif Senussi Azzu
If the Olive Tree Knew.
Through December 18
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Friday, November 5
Robischon Gallery
Opening Reception, 6- 8pm
Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: Paco Pomet Endings;
Painting Walter Robinson Promises, Sculpture; Tom
Judd Altered States, Mixed media; Gary
Emrich, DIBS, Video installation; and Terry
Maker, Cure All, Sculpture installation. Solo
exhibitions featuring artists Paco Pomet (Granada,
Spain), Walter Robinson (Santa Fe, NM), Tom Judd
(Philadelphia, PA), Gary Emrich (Denver, CO), and Terry
Maker (Louisville, CO). The painting, sculpture, mixed
media and video installation works on view symbolically
address a range of complex historical issues, cultural
relationships and conditions still present and
challenging in the contemporary world. Touching on a
variety of weighty themes and handled in an uncommon,
unexpected fashion by the five artists on view, the
concurrent exhibitions offer an engaging look at
America’s past and present through a socio-political
lens with an absurdist sensibility. Painters Pomet and
Judd, along with video artist Emrich, take full artistic
license with photographic or filmic references of the
past, while sculptors Robinson and Maker, carve and cast
larger-than-life provocative narrative works. As the
artists take stock in this tentative cultural moment –
precariously built, yet familiar and rich with potential
– overriding questions remain for each in dialogue,
“What do we value as global citizens and what kind of
world do we seek?
Visions
West Contemporary
Opening reception, 6-8pm
The West and the West like Me, a group exhibition
exploring contemporary landscapes. The exhibition will
feature the work of Luke Anderson, Beau Carey, Gregory
Hardy, Bayard Hollins, Jennifer Nehrbass, Danielle
Winger, and Sarah Winkler.
Through December 4
Plinth Gallery
Opening reception from 6-9pm
For our last exhibition of 2021, Plinth Gallery is
pleased to present “The Seductive Surface 2.0” This
exhibition highlights work from the gallery as well as
work from several new ceramic artists that exploit the
unlimited possibilities of surface enhancement. Jonathan
Kaplan, Plinth Gallery Curator, notes that “Decorative
embellishments on pieces in this exhibition range from
simple to the highly complex. The 3-dimensional form
becomes a canvas; the surface ornamentation strengthens
the form; the lushness of glaze, color, and pigment
invite touch, use, or inquiry.”
Through December 18
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Robischon Gallery
Gary Emrich
DIBS
video still Three-channel video installation (Music
created in part by Goran Vejvoda)
Through December 31
Robischon Gallery
Terry Maker
Circumscribe
mixed media installation, overall dimensions variable:
Pencil - 53”h x 10.5”w x 12”d, Push Pin - 6”h x 6”w x
24”d, Circular drawing on wall - 72” diameter
Through December 31
Visions
West Contemporary
Danielle Winger
American Beauty, 2021
oil on cradled wood, 60 x 40 inches
Through December 4
Visions
West Contemporary
Jennifer Nehrbass
Swift River, 2021
oil on wood, 48 x 30 inches
Through December 4
Visions
West Contemporary
Bayard Hollins
White River National Forest
acrylic on panel, 36 x 36 inches
Through December 4
Plinth Gallery
From The Seductive Surface 2.0 Exhibition
Through December 18
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Robischon Gallery
Paco Pomet
The Restrainers
oil on canvas, 23 ½ x 28 5/8 i
Through December 31
Robischon Gallery
Walter Robinson
Juice 2
Walter Robinson, Juice 2, wood, polyester resin, iron
paint, found metal globe, human hair, 34 x 45 x 11 in.
Through December 31
Robischon Gallery
Tom Judd
Forgotten
mixed media, 32 x 32 in.
Through December 31
Visions
West Contemporary
Luke Anderson
Wildfire Season, 2021
oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches
Through December 4
Visions
West Contemporary
Beau Carey
Moon 1
Oil, 12 x 12
Through December 4
Visions
West Contemporary
Bayard Hollins
Uncompahgre (Triptych)
acrylic on canvas, 36 x 24 inches each, 36 x 72 inches
Through December 4
Plinth Gallery
From The Seductive Surface 2.0 Exhibition
Through December 18
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Wednesday, November 10
Abend Gallery
By appointment only
Canaries, a solo exhibition by Brian Mashburn.
"Canaries is a series of new oil paintings featuring
a variety of relatively common birds, at least familiar
to me here in the North Carolina mountains. Except for
the Kestrel, all of the birds depicted were observed and
photographed from my studio window. Convenience aside,
painting what some may call everyday birds is an
opportunity to pay close attention to and garner new
appreciation for commonplace encounters - which in my
opinion, is the essence of birdwatching" - Brian
Mashburn
Through December 10
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Abend Gallery
Brian Mashburn
American Goldfinch, 2021
Oil on mahogany 7 x 7 in (Sold)
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Friday, November 12
William Havu Gallery
Lessons Learned, a solo exhibition by
Emilio Lobato. Lessons Learned marks Lobato’s now
11th solo exhibition with the William Havu Gallery.
Lobato’s latest body of work consists of collages made
from rubber and tacks on panel, assemblages made from
antique printing blocks, porcelain sculptures in
addition to oils with collage on panel and monotypes.
Through January 8
Space Gallery
Artist's reception, 6-9pm
Featuring New Work By: Frea Buckler, Conny Goelz
Schmitt, Steven Baris and Jodie Roth Cooper Through
December 18
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William Havu Gallery
Emilio Lobato
Family Pods, SM, M .L.
Rubber and tacks on panel,
36 x 36 inches
Through January 8
Space Gallery
Frea Buckler
Floats 3
Acrylic on aluminum, 35 x 35
Through
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Space Gallery
Conny Goelz Schmitt
Purple Rain
Vintage book parts, 20"X17"X7"
Through
December 18
Space Gallery
Steven Baris
Never The Same Space Twice D5
Oil on mylar, 24"X24"
Through
December 18
Space Gallery
Jodie Roth Cooper
Lemonade
Steel, 10'x4'x5'
Through
December 18
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Wednesday, November 17
Abend Gallery
Online only
Florescence,
a solo exhibition by Aixa Oliveras that unveils a
series of paintings focusing on symbolic narratives of
rebirth and the feminine experience. Inspired by
feminine archetypes, as well as her own cultural
experiences, Aixa has created a body of work that
explores the sensual and intimate nature of rebirth, as
well as the strength of the feminine spirit.“Florescence is
the act of blooming - a flower in bloom. In this series
of paintings, I explore the aftereffects of reinvention.
What happens after you’re metaphorically reborn? How
does it feel like to be born anew? My answer to those
questions is an undeniable feeling of sensuality,
strength, and renewal. It is born out of listening to my
intuition as a person who has undergone many changes in
her life.In this
series of paintings, the flowers represent sensuality
and growth. The gold leaf is a symbol of light, and by
extension, life. It is a celebration of those things, as
well as an encouragement to celebrate and embrace not
only the feminine, but our inner strength. -Aixa
Oliveras”
Through December 15
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Abend Gallery
Online only
Aixa Oliveras
The Light Within, 2021
Oil and 24kt gold leaf on Artefex panel 7 x 5 in
Through December 15
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Friday, November 26
Visions
West Contemporary
Holiday Show: Over the River and Through the Woods.
Become lost in the woods this holiday season and enter
the world of contemporary naturalism. Lydia Maria
Child’s holiday poem “Over the River and Through the
Wood” fills the imagination with images of the festivity
found in nature as the narrator journeys through the
forest. This multi-generational narrative of the holiday
pilgrimage has developed its own meaning in the English
lexicon; and “Over the river and through the wood” is
now an idiom for becoming “lost”.
Through January 22
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Visions
West Contemporary
Danielle Winger
Stars in the Creek, 2021
oil on cradled wood, 12 x 9 inches
Through January 22
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Visions
West Contemporary
Sarah Winkler
Winter Softly, 2021
acrylic on wood panel, 30 x 22 inches
Through January 22
Visions
West Contemporary
Robin McCauley
Stag, 2021
oil on canvas, 14 x 14 inches
Through January 22
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December
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Thursday, December 2
William Matthews Gallery
Opening reception, 5-8pm
Vanishing, Observations of a Changing
World. RSVP to
becky@williammatthewsstudio.com
Through February 18
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William Matthews Gallery
Opening reception, 5-8pm
Vanishing, Observations of
a Changing World
Thro0ugh February 18
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Thursday, December 9
Visions
West Contemporary
Johnny DeFeo presents an exhibition of new paintings
with subject matter ranging from landscape, interior
scenes from his Department of the Interior series, as
well as fantastic and dreamlike paintings of animals.
These paintings depict moments of romance and chaos in
America's wild spaces; two fawns sharing a quiet moment
beneath a tree at sunrise, a herd of wild horses running
across the plains in a lightning storm. These paintings
evoke a sense of fantasy and drama and attempt to go
beyond the conventions of traditional wildlife painting
to reveal the terror, beauty and complexity of the
living world.
See more of DeFeo's works
Through January 14
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Visions
West Contemporary
Johnny DeFeo
Half Dome Vista Study, 2021
acrylic on canvas, 20 x 24 inches
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GALLERY LISTINGS
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Abend Gallery
1261 Delaware Street
Denver, CO 80204
map
303.355.0950 phone
800.288.3726 toll free
website:
www.abendgallery.com
Hours: Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 11am-4
November:
By appointment only
Flemish Still Life / Scott Royston Solo
Exhibition. "I think of myself as primarily a
figurative painter but over the past This is a
collaboration of work that is done in a very Dutch,
Flemish and Trompe l'oeil style, which is the style
I generally paint in. I wanted to include a range of
different subject matter ranging from simple still
lifes to more complicated Trompe l'oeil pieces to
themes that have more deeper meaning. As a
Christian, I have been doing some pieces that have a
very faith driven theme using metaphor and
surrealistic symbolism to convey the story or
meaning behind the piece."
Through November 24
Wednesday, November 10
By appointment only
Canaries, a solo exhibition by Brian Mashburn.
"Canaries is a series of new oil paintings
featuring a variety of relatively common birds, at
least familiar to me here in the North Carolina
mountains. Except for the Kestrel, all of the birds
depicted were observed and photographed from my
studio window. Convenience aside, painting what some
may call everyday birds is an opportunity to pay
close attention to and garner new appreciation for
commonplace encounters - which in my opinion, is the
essence of birdwatching" - Brian Mashburn
Through December
10
Wednesday, November 17
Online only
Florescence,
a solo exhibition by Aixa Oliveras that
unveils a series of paintings focusing on symbolic
narratives of rebirth and the feminine experience.
Inspired by feminine archetypes, as well as her own
cultural experiences, Aixa has created a body of
work that explores the sensual and intimate nature
of rebirth, as well as the strength of the feminine
spirit.“Florescence is
the act of blooming - a flower in bloom. In this
series of paintings, I explore the aftereffects of
reinvention. What happens after you’re
metaphorically reborn? How does it feel like to be
born anew? My answer to those questions is an
undeniable feeling of sensuality, strength, and
renewal. It is born out of listening to my intuition
as a person who has undergone many changes in her
life.In this
series of paintings, the flowers represent
sensuality and growth. The gold leaf is a symbol of
light, and by extension, life. It is a celebration
of those things, as well as an encouragement to
celebrate and embrace not only the feminine, but our
inner strength. -Aixa Oliveras”
Through December 15
David B. Smith Gallery
1543 A Wazee Sgtreet
Denver, CO 80202
map
phone:
303.893.4234
fax:
877.893.4234
website:
http://davidbsmithgallery.com
Hours: Tues-Sat 12-6, and by appointment
Continuing:
Song Cycle, a solo
exhibition by Chicago, IL-based artist Robert Burnier in
the main gallery, and Interim, an exhibition by
Boulder, CO-based painter Sarah McKenzie in the project
room.
Song Cycle features ten new wall sculptures. Made of
skillfully folded and manipulated metal sheets,
Burnier’s visual language of gestural abstraction speaks
to the subconscious. Powder coated in rich colors
inspired by the pallets of ancient African,
Mediterranean, and Mesopotamian cultures, there is an
unmistakable lyricism to his works; an innate vocabulary
of carefully crimped edges and billowy folds that
harness both mystery and recognition. Painter Sarah
McKenzie offers up three recent canvases from 2020 and
2021. At first glance, these works don't appear to
directly address the Covid-19 pandemic, but McKenzie
sees her paintings as reflective of the cultural moment
that we have collectively experienced: a period of
transition and uncertainty, characterized by feelings of
isolation, suspension, grief, and longing. In Cage, the
New York City skyline is visually bound by a large
cage-like sculpture, evoking the experience of
containment and confinement. In Sentinel, an empty chair
in an empty museum gallery elicits a sense of loss as
well as expectation. In Interim, a gallery sits vacant
after the deinstallation of a show; McKenzie presents
the space in its in-between state—a necessary pause,
ripe with potential.
David Cook Fine Art
Maggie Ross, Director
1637 Wazee
Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
map
Phone: 303.623.8181
Website:
www.davidcookfineart.com
Hours: 10:30 - 6:00 Tuesday
through Saturday and by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Gallery 1261 LLC
1261 Delaware StreetP
Denver, CO 80204
map
phone: 303.571.1261
website:
www.gallery1261.com
Hours: Tue - Sat: 12-6pm
Continuing:
Eventide: Daniel Keys Solo Exhibition. Synonyms:
Dusk, nightfall, sunset, eve, twilight. "I've always
loved flowers. Even as a child, my easiest memories are
of a wild fascination with what grows out of the dirt
and more specifically what blooms. Nothing made me
happier then, and quite frankly, I don't think much has
changed. Even now, nothing interrupts my thoughts
quicker than the sight of some colorful bloom. For this
exhibit, I wanted to showcase the direction that my
floral paintings have gone in as of late - flowers in
the garden at dusk - the moment between day and dark,
just after the sun has set, but there's still a gentle
glowing ambient light."
View the exhibit
GALLERY M
180 Cook St, Suite 101
map
Denver, CO 80206
phone: 303-331-8400
website:
www.gallerym.com
Hours: By Appointment Daily, Tue-Sat.
GALLERY M specializes in 20th century photojournalism
and social documentary. LIFE photojournalists including Alfred
Eisenstaedt, Bourke-White, Carl
Mydans, Ralph Morse and others are always on display and
available.
Continuing:
Petals de Color. Living Color. Regina Saura
Through November 30
K Contemporary
Doug Kacena Co-Owner / Director
1412 Wazee St , Denver, CO 80202
map
phone: 303-590-9800
cell:
720-296-7180
website:
https://kcontemporaryart.com
Hours: Tuesday ? Saturday, 12 pm ? 6 pm
or by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Mai Wyn Fine Art
744 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO, 80204
map
phone: 303-893-4182
website:
www.maiwyn.com
Hours: Hours:
Thursday - Saturday 11-5, Sunday 12-4. Open 1st Fridays
until 10pm丨3rd Fridays until 8pm and by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Michael Warren Contemporary
Mike McClung
and Warren Campbell, owners
760 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
map
gallery:
303-635-6255
cell:
303-667-2447
website: www.michaelwarrencontemporary.com
Hours:
Tues-Sat 11am-6 pm or by appointment
Fall 2022
Online Programming 24/7
Plinth Gallery
Owner: Jonathan Kaplan
3520 Brighton Blvd
Denver, Colorado 80216
map
phone: 303-295-0717
website:
www.plinthgallery.com
Hours: Thursday -Saturday, 12pm-5pm, and
other times by appointment
Friday, November 5
Opening reception from 6-9pm
For our last exhibition of 2021, Plinth Gallery is pleased to
present “The Seductive Surface 2.0” This exhibition highlights work
from the gallery as well as work from several new ceramic artists
that exploit the unlimited possibilities of surface enhancement.
Jonathan Kaplan, Plinth Gallery Curator, notes that “Decorative
embellishments on pieces in this exhibition range from simple to the
highly complex. The 3-dimensional form becomes a canvas; the surface
ornamentation strengthens the form; the lushness of glaze, color,
and pigment invite touch, use, or inquiry.”
Through December 18
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Plus Gallery
Owner: Ivar Zeile
Private Dealer
website:
www.plusgallery.com
Exhibition to be announced
Robischon Gallery
1740 Wazee St.
Denver, CO. 80202
Map
phone: 303.298.7788
fax:
303.298.7799
web:
www.robischongallery.com
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11am to
6pm Mondays
by
appointment. Adjacent Free Parking until 6pm
Friday, November 5
Opening Reception, 6- 8pm
Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: Paco Pomet Endings; Painting
Walter Robinson Promises, Sculpture; Tom Judd Altered
States, Mixed media; Gary Emrich, DIBS, Video
installation; and Terry Maker, Cure All, Sculpture
installation. Solo exhibitions featuring artists Paco Pomet
(Granada, Spain), Walter Robinson (Santa Fe, NM), Tom Judd
(Philadelphia, PA), Gary Emrich (Denver, CO), and Terry Maker
(Louisville, CO). The painting, sculpture, mixed media and video
installation works on view symbolically address a range of complex
historical issues, cultural relationships and conditions still
present and challenging in the contemporary world. Touching on a
variety of weighty themes and handled in an uncommon, unexpected
fashion by the five artists on view, the concurrent exhibitions
offer an engaging look at America’s past and present through a
socio-political lens with an absurdist sensibility. Painters Pomet
and Judd, along with video artist Emrich, take full artistic license
with photographic or filmic references of the past, while sculptors
Robinson and Maker, carve and cast larger-than-life provocative
narrative works. As the artists take stock in this tentative
cultural moment – precariously built, yet familiar and rich with
potential – overriding questions remain for each in dialogue, “What
do we value as global citizens and what kind of world do we seek?”
Through December 31
Rule Gallery
808 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
Map
phone: 303-800-6776
info@rulegallery.com
web:
www.rulegallery.com
Continuing:
This is a preview
exhibit for two two more days only, October 1-2
during the hours of 12-6pm. Afterwards, the show
will continue at our Marfa, TX gallery
New works: Clark Richert Z-Space
Continuing / Denver:
Saif Senussi Azzuz, If
the Olive Tree Knew.
Denver Post review
Through December 18
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Mikkel &
Catherine Saks, owners
3019 East Second Ave
Denver, CO 80206
map
phone:
303-333-4144
website:
www.saksgalleries.com
Hours: Tues-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am - 4pm
and by appointment. Exhibitions
year- round.
view the Saks Galleries Cherry Creek videos
Continuing:
Current works and exhibits with gallery artists
Continuing:
The McKenney-Hall Indian Gallery.
Thomas McKenney was appointed Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in 1916 by President James Madison. He
championed Native American causes for the next several
decades at a time when tribal culture was often on a
collision course with land-hungry whites and the U.S.
Government. McKenney worked tirelessly on his Indian
Gallery, a collection of artifacts and portraits of the
visiting Indians by the famous painter Charles Bird
King. However, in 1830, McKenney was dismissed by
President Jackson -- they had quarreled about the
removal of the Cherokee from their homeland. McKinley
had also battled with a Congressional committee
investigating his expenditure of $3,100 for the Indian
portraits. Therefore, it was on his own that he launched
a project to publish a series of large portfolios with
hand-colored lithographs made after King's original
paintings.
More information
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Gallery Owner: Sandra Phillips
47 W. 11th Avenue, Denver. Colorado 80204
map
phone: 303 931-2991
website:
www.thesandraphillipsgallery.com
Hours: Tues. - Sat. 12:30 - 5 Sun. and evenings
available by appointment
Continuing:
Solo Show: Frank Sampson Painting Magic
Through November 13
Space Gallery
765 Santa Fe
Drive
Map
Denver, 80204
phone: 720-904-1088
website:
www.spacegallery.org
Hours: Wed-Sat 1pm-6pm or
by appointment
Continuing:
Featuring works by: Karen Scharer, Michael Hedges,Karl
Pilato, and Stephen Shachtman.
Through November 7
Friday, November 12
Artist's reception, 6-9pm
Featuring New Work By: Frea Buckler, Conny Goelz
Schmitt, Steven Baris and Jodie Roth Cooper Through
December 18
Visions
West Contemporary
Director:
Nikki Todd
2605 Walnut St.
Denver, CO 80205
map
phone:
303.292.0909
website:
www.visionswestgallery.com
hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10-6 pm or by appointment
Friday, November 5
Opening reception, 6-8pm
The West and the West like Me, a group exhibition
exploring contemporary landscapes. The exhibition will
feature the work of Luke Anderson, Beau Carey, Gregory
Hardy, Bayard Hollins, Jennifer Nehrbass, Danielle
Winger, and Sarah Winkler.
Through December 4
Friday, November 26
Holiday Show: Over the River and Through the
Woods. Become lost in the woods this holiday season
and enter the world of contemporary naturalism. Lydia
Maria Child’s holiday poem “Over the River and Through
the Wood” fills the imagination with images of the
festivity found in nature as the narrator journeys
through the forest. This multi-generational narrative of
the holiday pilgrimage has developed its own meaning in
the English lexicon; and “Over the river and through the
wood” is now an idiom for becoming “lost”.
Through January 22
Thursday, December 9
Johnny DeFeo presents an exhibition of new paintings
with subject matter ranging from landscape, interior
scenes from his Department of the Interior series, as
well as fantastic and dreamlike paintings of animals.
These paintings depict moments of romance and chaos in
America's wild spaces; two fawns sharing a quiet moment
beneath a tree at sunrise, a herd of wild horses running
across the plains in a lightning storm. These paintings
evoke a sense of fantasy and drama and attempt to go
beyond the conventions of traditional wildlife painting
to reveal the terror, beauty and complexity of the
living world.
See more of DeFeo's works
Through January 14
Thursday, December 9
Opening reception, 6-8pm
Soft Eye, a solo exhibition of new paintings by
Johnny Defeo. Statement: "Not too long ago I bought a
horse, Cowboy, he's in this show. I purchased him from
an online
horse auction, which I was told both before and since is
a highly unwise thing to do. You barely
get any information about the horses at these auctions--
at best, a brief description of their
physical condition, temperament, and a guess at how old
they might be. But I felt confident
choosing Cowboy because there was a moment in the short
video accompanying his
description and lot number where he looked right into
the camera, and I could see that he was a
sweet boy. I later learned that there's a term for that
look, it's called having a 'soft eye,' and it's a
very good thing to have in a horse. So too, I'd imagine,
in all creatures living on this wild planet.
Looking at the world through soft eyes implies a level
of patience and care, allowing one to
notice the diaphanous subtleties which escape so many.
It can be easy to miss in the chaos we
create"
Through January 14
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Continuing exhibits:
November
Abend Gallery
Online exhibition only
Menagerie: Gina Matarazzo Solo Exhibition
Through November 20
Space Gallery
Karen Scharer
Autumn
Oil on canvas, 48x48 Inches
Through November 7
William Havu Gallery
Carlos Estez
Habitable Inhabitants
Oil & watercolor pencil on canvas, 66 x 100
Through November 6
William Havu Gallery
Yoshitomo Saito
1000 Prayers
At the Denver Botanic Gardens
660 unique cast bronze pinecones, dimensions variable.
Denver Post review
Through
November 28
Saks Galleries
Walt Gonske
Mesa Creek
Oil on linen, 28 x 28
David B. Smith Gallery
Robert Burnier
Song Cycle
[ Work Detail ]
David B. Smith Gallery
McKenzie
Cage
(Whitney Museum with Brendan Fernandes) 2020
oil and acrylic on canvas,
60” x 60”
Walker Fine Art
Lindsy
Halleckson
Through November 6
Walker Fine Art
Jane
Guthridge
Through November 6
Walker Fine Art
Farida
Hughes
Through November 6
Walker Fine Art
Chris Richter
Through November 6
Walker Fine Art
Sara Pittman
Through November 6
William Havu Gallery
Carlos Estévez
Habitable Inhabitants
Oil & watercolor pencil on canvas, 66 x 100
Through November 6
William
Havu Gallery
Carlos Estevez
Astral City
Oil & watercolor pencil on canvas, 56 x 38 inches
Through November 6
Walker Fine Art
Mark
Penner-Howel
Through
Saturday, January 15
Walker Fine Art
Doug
Hauessner
Through
Saturday, January 15
Walker Fine Art
Peter
Illig
Through
Saturday, January 15
Walker Fine Art
Kim Ferrer
Through
Saturday, January 15
Walker Fine Art
Julie
Anderson
Through
Saturday, January 15
Walker Fine Art
Karin
Schminke
Through
Saturday, January 15
Space Gallery
Karen Scharer
Autumn
Oil on canvas, 48x48 Inches
Through November 7
Space Gallery
Michael Hedges
Apparition
Oil on canvas, 70x60 inches
Through November 7
Space Gallery
Stephen Shachtman
Circle
Squared I
Corten Steel
Through November 7
Space Gallery
Karl Pilato
Flower Tied
Oil on canvas 60x50 inches
Through November 7
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